What does the Wisteria flower symbolize?
Today, I will explain to netizens what the Wisteria flower symbolizes and the flower's language and legends about growing flowers. Let's take a look together! The Wisteria flower symbolizes love, representing endless love, willing to devote everything for love. The flower's language is to live for love and to die for love, intoxicating love affairs, lingering thoughts, and captivating love. The reason for such symbolism and flower language is that when the Wisteria flower blooms, its branches hang down lightly, with small purple flowers blooming and swaying in the wind, just like endless love and also like longing.
I. The symbolism of Wisteria flowers Wisteria symbolizes love, representing the love for one's partner, willing to devote everything for love. The flower's language is to live for love and to die for love, as well as intoxicating love affairs, lingering thoughts, and captivating love. The Wisteria flower hangs down, swaying in the wind, resembling endless love and also like longing for someone, looking very dreamy and romantic, making it very suitable for confessing love. It can be given to someone you like to express your love and desire to be with them. It can also be given to someone who is about to travel far away to express your longing.
II. The legend of Wisteria flowers It is said that there was a girl in a purple dress who longed for love. She persistently awaited the Month Governor, hoping to meet and fall in love with her beloved. The Month Governor was moved by the girl's sincerity and dreamed to her at night, telling her that "when spring comes next year, you will meet your destined person in the hackberry forest at the back of the mountain." The girl looked forward to spring day and night, and when spring came, she waited in the forest every day but never met her destined person. Until one day, when the girl returned home, she was bitten by a poisonous snake, and a young man in white appeared to save her. The girl fell in love with the man, but his status as an outsider was not accepted by the girl's parents. In the end, they committed suicide together, and it was at the place of their suicide that the Wisteria flower grew.
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